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[Motorola Droid RAZR] Yorgo1982:
Thanks for you info but if ur phone has the same specifications you can flash it with any gsm ( some options my not run , depends on the frequency " if frequency aren the same it may run as EDGE worst case senario ' but its not the situation of the droid razr since all the GSM as the frequency till now' )

its not the 1rst time that i change my North american rom on my phones to an european rom to be able to have a faster update or arabic language.

and im not trying to update im sure you knows that the SBF is to flash so with im looking for to do technically it shld work, it not like trying to update a ca with a eu or us or mea
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Yorgo1982:
Can someone send me a nandroid of his european version ? 2.3.5 ?

i m working on something for other pers who r not able to flash with the file error cdt.signed.

i still need a nandroid of a european version 2.3.5 waiting your help

thanks
[Motorola Droid RAZR] pOOBAH1973:
or just open the included .xml with RSD lite.

See? No .sbf..;)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] trey.mcd:
You're talking about the SBF for this? Suppose you do flash a SBF that "enables" the radio that is on the VZW Razr, wouldn't you still hypothetically need an unlock code? I've heard a lot of back and forth on this, and have come to the understanding that the GSM hardware is there, it just needs something to enable it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] sataniceaden:
guys can anyone post the sys version on this one im wanting to know if it will work on my phone

i currently have sys version 651.73.17.xt910.retail.en.EU

i bought the phone outright but the never told me where it came from

so im playing gamble at the moment on what i can/cannot do

it is GSM version i can guarentee

my phone

sys version:651.73.17.xt910.retail.en.EU

baseband:U_03.1C.78P

android version:2.3.5

webtop:WT-2.0.0-82

kernal:2.6.35.7-ge439ab6 rid378@zch45lnxdroid63#1

Build:6.5.1-73_SPU-9
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Khets:
This SBFs

System version is 651.73.23.xt910.retail.en.EU

Baseband version - U_03.1C.83P

Webtop version - WT-2.0.0-113

Kernel version - 2.6.35.7-ge209671 rjd378@zch45lnxdroid63 #1

Build number - 6.5.1-73_SPU-11

Before I flashed this SBF I had the same versions you specified.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Semseddin:
I have a EU RAZR. It was rooted with the initial rom, then updated to OTA 150. Then i flashed this rom and bricked my phone.

Update : Flashed the same firmware on a Win7 machine and it is fixed, but my old apps and everything remains the same.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] sataniceaden:
Much appreciated the info

can anyone give me an outline on what is actually better about this than the stock?

(for example what is upgraded in this SFB)

and second question will this stop the OTA to ICS whenever we get it?

i have never done a SFB before so im willing to give it a go but i want to make sure that i dont break anything in the process now im off to work out why my comp wont see the phone through ABD
[Motorola Droid RAZR] maxiordoqui:
Hi guys! Nice to see thiss coming out! !! :D Im from Argentina and my Razr is the GSM version. It will work for me if 3G basebands of this sbf works in 850/1900 and gsm 850/900/1900/2100, any ideas? Thankssss
[Motorola Droid RAZR] codustyle:
dont even try this

Dont even try any of this until you know what it is..... this site is for people that do their research and learn about their product..... not just ask a question, without doing any research. ... which frankly makes you look like an idiot.

SBF is Stock, buddy. One and the same... basically. But if you had taken two seconds to google this, instead of worthlessly posting to a thread in a forum that is hard enough for these volunteers to keep organized.

I would give you credit for trying to do some research, but your question shows you did absolutely none and just threw a post out there to see if it would stick..... which is why no one responded.

None of us were born knowing what we know today about the different Android OS's or their devices. Ill admit i know a fraction of most these guys. but i know enough not to post something without doing at least a little checking... like google-ing "what is an SBF" before wasting all our time.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] szuwx:
Whats the point of answer for half year old post?
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wildfire-s:
how to port roms from here onto a wildfire s difficult or hard ?
[Kindle Fire General] rooobbbbb:
I was looking at a way for my change of wallpaper to stick after the screen is turned off and back on and it seems I found a way. This requires root. It's pretty simple you just have to:

1. Change wallpaper within a launcher like ADW.
2. chmod 550 /data/data/com.android.settings/files/wallpaper

If you want to change it again you have to chmod it back to something like 755 and then back to 550 once you've changed it back to write-protected again. You can freely change between live wallpapers for some reason once it's 550

Not anywhere near ideal but it works for the time being. Much easier than injecting images into an app.
[Kindle Fire General] FlashFire1:
Thanks. I might try this when I get bored of the changing wallpapers :)
[Kindle Fire General] pyrostic:
Sounds a lot easier than other methods. Thanks.
[Kindle Fire General] jonjon68:
Well it does allow to switch to Live wallpapers. What I can't do now is change it to anything other than live wallpapers. So I'm guessing I need to reverse the process.

Anyone know the chmod command to do that?

Nevermind. 755 got me back to the ****ty Kindle permissions

BTW, 550 does nothing for me for picture wallpapers. Useless other than allowing Live wallpapers. Curious.
[Kindle Fire General] rooobbbbb:
I've updated the first post with how I'm doing it for stills. I was only using a live one before so I didn't come across that problem yet.
[Kindle Fire General] onyx_64:
Perfect! much easier than the other methods
[Kindle Fire General] MichaelVash7886:
I think it's hilarious we have to have the thing rooted just for something so simple as this.

I'm guessing future updates would likely fix a lot of these minor gripes, but it's still a bit funny to me. Good find.
[Kindle Fire General] nonef73:
Hi. With overriding lockscreen with "GO Locker", my KF goes to not trying to replace the wall paper anymore. Even if you rebooting your device, the wall paper which you selected keep the place :)
[Kindle Fire General] Raiden619:
Nice, I'm going to try this sometime soon.

Does anyone know how many wallpapers there is by default?
[Kindle Fire General] cllinna:
i believe there are 21 images

Also, if you are rooted and have the android app store you can download widgetlocker v2.2.3 and they have support for kindle fire. It works perfectly!
[Kindle Fire General] thekitch:
Where did you pick up widgetlocker?
[Kindle Fire General] Belgorm:
I dunno about perfectly, if i leave my Fire unplugged for a bit and come back then the lock screen is there and the widgetlocker unlock screen is the 2nd unlock screen, with new and randomly chosed wallpaper.

Hoping i am just missing a setting someplace.
[Kindle Fire General] hoss12300:
No, this happens to me too. Sometimes I get a broken KF unlock screen - in the sense that the layout is borked, but the slider is still functional, albeit shifted to one side.

I have Widgetlocker running in tandem with GO Launcher EX, so not sure if that might be the reason or its just an issue with the wallpaper rotator.
[Kindle Fire General] blauciel:
The other thread with a solution:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1355267

Yes, 21 wallpaper files.

//Tapatalk.KindleFire//
[Kindle Fire General] tkalli:
Worked just fine.

:)​
[Kindle Fire General] OmgitzFire:
Hmm.. looks fairly simple thanks, will try this later
[Kindle Fire General] docfreed:
Help! I have tried this many times - I can get the wallpaper not to change if I use a Live Wallpaper but for the life of me, I cannot install a static (jpg) wallpaper. I'm rooted, market and gmail installed, etc... and using ADW.EX launcher (very nice).

Could it be the actual jpg image? I'm just using a plain, solid black jpg image that I have used on every rooted device from a Samsung Galaxy to my rooted Nook Color?

What's the format for plain solid wallpaper?

TIA
[Kindle Fire General] devilot:
I am pretty sure this is related specifically to ADW EX as I experienced the exact same thing. I had to set the wallpaper about five times before it would actually stick. The key to knowing the selection worked was that I would receive two messages from ADW after making the selection, the second one stating that it was setting the wallpaper. If I didn't get that second message, I would have to go through the selection process again.
[Kindle Fire General] tkalli:
I am using Go Launcher and didn't experience any problems

setting the wallpaper.

Whatever wallpaper was set on the Fire when the chmod string executed

was the one that was set.

Did it on two different Fires.​
[Kindle Fire General] docfreed:
Thanks to each of you...

devilot and tkalli: I finally figured out that it was ADW doing the problem thing - although interesting enough, I bought Widgetlocker and as soon as I installed it and opened it up, my wallpaper stuck (I did chmod to 550). Now we will see if it sticks through OTA Rootkeeper as i want to stream some videos from Amazon so I have to temporary unroot.
[Kindle Fire General] tkalli:
Glad to help, when I can.

:)​
[Kindle Fire General] keithjeffrey:
What did you use to chmod the path given - was it from a terminal app on the device itself, or from a pc-based terminal? Sorry i am pretty new to Android.

I have tried No Lock and that keeps the wallpaper via actually not locking but this seems to be worse for battery life and I would like the lock screen to work.

Alternatively can you set the permissions for 550 via Titanium Backup? Does anyone know what the 550 setting equates to in terms of that method?

The wallpaper issue has become my main pet peeve on the device. I want to use the kick ass "Galaxy" live wallpaper! The amazon graphics are neat but just too generic.

Thanks in advance!!!
[Kindle Fire General] cllinna:
how exactly do you do this? What is chmod?

Sorry I am a little new to this
[Kindle Fire General] tkalli:
You have to do it with adb commands.

You'll have to read up on it.

You can start HERE​
[Kindle Fire General] ITS ME DAVID:
i tried to do this with cmd then enter the adb it shows device list daemon

* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *

* daemon started successfully *

List of devices attached

5246002600000001 device

but that code gives me "chmod" is not recognized as a internal or external command,operable program or batch file?
[Kindle Fire General] tkalli:
Do you have a $ or # prompt?

If $ you are not root, type su to get #prompt.

If you list the exact entries you made someone can probably help.

Have no idea of what you entered so difficult to help.

​
[Kindle Fire General] docfreed:
I did this by the following:

On your PC go into the android sdk/platform-tools folder.

Open a command prompt there - you should see something like c:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>

type adb shell - you should see a $ sign

type su - you should see a # symbol

then enter: chmod 550 /data/data/com.android.settings/files/wallpaper

the enter adb reboot
[Kindle Fire General] ITS ME DAVID:
thsnks i went into that folder like you said on my pc then held **** and right clicked and used open command promp here.Then i did as you said and typed it all worked but adb reboot didnt i just typed reboot and it reboots the kindle but my live wallpaper isnt sticking

EDIT: it worked had do do it twice and it sticked thanks guys..
[Kindle Fire General] Skimp Killah:
I just did it all in terminal emulator, much easier than hooking the kindle to my PC. You just download terminal emulator from the market.

Open it.

type "su" and press enter.

then type in the chmod stuff, press enter.

One thing I've noticed is that if you set it to a live wallpaper, you can only switch between other live wallpapers, but CM7 is supposed to be ready in the next few days so we wont have to jump through hoops to keep wallpapers or install keyboards.
[Kindle Fire General] cllinna:
I purchased widget locker v2.3.3 from the android market. Worked perfectly. I thought it stopped working after the 6.2 update but all i had to do was reroot and restart the app. Works perfectly and I can decide on my own wallpapers :)

---------- Post added at 11:11 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:01 PM ----------

weird, i have not had any of these things happen to mine. It literally works perfectly for me. Sorry you are having problems with it.
[Kindle Fire General] SikYou:
Worked perfectly!
[Kindle Fire General] hoss12300:
Yeah, it is weird, isn't it? But I found out the reason it's (or at least a repeatable way to keep it from) happening.

Get this - I had it locked in Landscape because that is the way I prefer to read it and the gyro was a bit odd in when it decided to switch orientation while I was reading.

Tested it out.

Unlocked: fine.

Locked in Portrait: fine.

Locked in Landscape: broken launch slider.

Learn somethin' new everyday.
[Kindle Fire General] paulm13:
I was able to change the wallpaper permissions to read-execute using Root Explorer as an alternative to the chmod command from a shell.
[Kindle Fire General] Hellcat6:
Thanks from a Noob. This worked great for me too. Am I correct to assume that once you finish this process, to change the wallpaper to something different you would reset it back to 775 and then repeat the process after setting the new wallpaper on the KF? I noticed that in it's present state I can't change the wallpaper to something else.

Thanks again for all your help.
[Kindle Fire General] hoss12300:
Yep, 775 will do, though 755 is good enough. Here are the steps from the command line (if you are using ADB):

[SIZE="2"][COLOR="DimGray"]C:\Users\[edited]>adb kill-server

C:\Users\[edited]>adb devices
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
List of devices attached
47C0000600000001 device

C:\Users\[edited]>adb shell
$ su -
su -
# cd /data/data/com.android.settings/files/
cd /data/data/com.android.settings/files/
# ls -l
ls -l
-r-xr-x--- system system 1526946 2011-12-01 17:45 wallpaper
# chmod 755 wallpaper
chmod 755 wallpaper
# ls -l
ls -l
-rwxr-xr-x system system 1526946 2011-12-01 17:45 wallpaper
# chmod 550 wallpaper
chmod 550 wallpaper
# ls -l
ls -l
-r-xr-x--- system system 1526946 2011-12-01 17:45 wallpaper
# _[/COLOR][/SIZE]
[Kindle Fire General] devilot:
Worked like a charm!
[Kindle Fire General] icebuck:
Confused
[Kindle Fire General] falcon212:
Use Root Explorer, you can download from Market
[Kindle Fire General] hoss12300:
Do you have the SDK installed? If not, this can be done via Root Explorer if necessary.

Change your wallpaper, as desired.

Open Root Explorer.

Navigate to data > data > com.android.settings > files

Should be mounted as R/W already, but if it is R/O, tap Mount R/W at the top.

Long Press wallpaper.

Change permissions to 550:

If you want to change it to something else down the road, you will need to adjust these settings to 755, like so:

And then back to 550.

Hope that helps.
[Kindle Fire General] keithjeffrey:
This worked PERFECTLY! Finally.
[Kindle Fire General] DataPhreak:
All these forums expect you to be command-line and shell literate. You're not a dummy and it's pretty hard to find good step-by-step instructions--everyone just leaves out parts that you know once you've driven around the block a couple of times . . .

There was an issue with my Win7 path settings so I had to

- Start>Run>cmd <enter>

- You'll see your user folder followed by a >

- cd \

- cd \Program Files (x86)\android\android-sdk\platform-tools

- From there I could run adb

- type "adb devices" (without the quotes from hereon) to see the device

- type "adb shell" to initiate the shell

- You'll see $ for the prompt

- Type in "su" to set SuperUser

- You'll see # for the prompt

- that's where you'll enter the "chmod 550 /data/data/com.android.settings/files/wallpaper"

- and adb reboot

Now you're a pro. :)
[Kindle Fire General] a1exus:
thanks for showing this "shortcut"

before changing

so 550 isn't correct, 500 is better since g didn't had anything before
[Kindle Fire General] beuh_dave:
Works perfectly, thanks OP. I just used root explorer instead of chmod... i know linux commands, but i'm just lazy.. ;)
[Kindle Fire General] jcorv58:
I was able to do this twice with adw ex but now it will not let me do it again, I have tried it again and again with no worky, but I found that it will let me set live wallpapers as someone else also mentioned as long as the 550 is set on it so it also stays, so I installed multipicture wallpaper to use still images and it works for me... A tip in case anyone else has trouble setting with adw ex.
[Kindle Fire General] BigFuzzyArchon:
it would be great to be able to do this without rooting
[Kindle Fire General] monho:
This is the same as removing the permissions for this file. I had never used chmod until I attempted this fix. When I opened the chmod program I got from the market, I noticed it looked exactly like the permissions/properties dialog I had seen in ES File Explorer. So, I went over to ES File Explorer, located the file you mentioned, opened it's properties, and removed all the check marks. It's works like a charm. Thanks for the help.
[Kindle Fire General] agFinder:
My widgetlocker *was* working perfectly for persisting the wallpaper but it stopped after the 6.2.1 OTA and subsequent re-root (which basically went fine). However I did find a video which directed me to the pertinent file (mentioned above) whose permissions I changed with RootExplorer (removed write access for owner and group). This worked great but I see people mentioning other wallpapers besides Live not being happy with the setup, and I'm one of the ones using only Live Wallpaper so I haven't seen that.
[Kindle Fire General] jeffng:
For those whom do not want to connect to PC or Mac, i find this method works. Just by using Root explorer. Step as follows:

1. Change to the wallpaper you want

2. Use root explorer, mount R/W and go to /data/data/com.android.settings/files

3. Set the file "wallpaper" permission. Original permission is - Owner: Read-Write-Execute, Group: Read-Write-Execute. Just remove the Write permission from both user.

4. Done

If you want to change the wallpaper, apply back the WRITE permission for Owner and Group, change wallpaper, then remove it again as above.
[Kindle Fire General] Stage:
I used the rotating wallpaper app. No root required. Go to youtube and do a search on it. It should be the first thing that comes up.
[Kindle Fire General] Stage:
Rotating wallpaper v1.5 apk. Do a search for it.
[Kindle Fire General] Ongoy:
Thanks. My live wallpaper goes great with the lockscreen.
[Kindle Fire General] Hydrocharged:
The way that I did it was to change the wallpaper permissions to allow everything. I then set my wallpaper using the normal means. Afterwards, without turning off the screen, I changed the wallpaper permissions to only read for the three groups. My wallpaper has stuck so far! I think this is the easiest method.
[Kindle Fire General] intoth3rainbow:
(repost ---- please ignore.)
[Kindle Fire General] victimofcanada:
I have done this twice Im running the rooted 6.2.2 and when the lock screen should come up it just goes black and wont come back up it takes about a minute before it asks me if I want to shut down. This happen to anyone?
[Kindle Fire General] zothes:
f-yeah! this one worked like a charm for me :)
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wildfire-s:
how to port roms from here onto a wildfire s difficult or hard ? same resolution and specs
[Galaxy 3 General] rickslick:
I got this weird problem. I have aircel SIM card and I have been using it for more than a year. Two days back I couldn't get any signal. So I tried this SIM on another phone at the same location.. It works..full range :confused:

Then I tried an Idea SIM and even another aircel SIM on my g3 to verify whether any problem with cm7

But here also no problem... full range :confused:

Conclusion both g3 and particular Aircel SIM independently dont have problems but when put together there is some problem. Signal pops up for 3 secs and then disconnects sometimes.

Help!!!

Solution: Bought a duplicate SIM (had the same problem :eek:)and desperate to find a solution I choose my network manually rather than automatic.... and it worked what a relief :D...will never know whether manually choosing the network in the old SIM would have worked but anyone who has this same issue should try choosing the network manually before buying a duplicate SIM(Rs50 down the drain:( )
[Galaxy 3 General] deadwood01:
even i had the same problem i thought it was because of cm7....
[Galaxy 3 General] rickslick:
So when you flashed another rom the problem was gone?
[Galaxy 3 General] pavankadam:
Have u flashed any custom or ported rom.. if so than u will face this problem, try to flash with the stock rom of ur country..from India than flash with DDJP4 or JP6 via kies ..
[Galaxy 3 General] atcfrog:
I had a similar problem (losing network without reason) and it was solved by flashing another rom. I've no idea what it came from...
[Galaxy 3 General] rickslick:
ok its not problem of ROMs because I flashed

kyrillos ROM older version.. same problem

I even flashed asian ROM 2.1 still the same problem
[Galaxy 3 General] pavankadam:
Asian rom means which one.. first flash with eclair 2.1, than update via kies to DDJP6, than u can check with ur aircel network.. if u do this I think u wont face any prob..
[Galaxy 3 General] rickslick:
I tried with the eclair ddj....etc rom. Still there is the same problem
[Galaxy 3 General] hadi_xman:
The same problem with me to at times my phone stop recognizing the Sim and said no Sim them I have to power my phone off and adjust the Sim card again and then turn on phone and it starts working..

I thought my Sim got old that y having this issue get new Sim and try..
[Galaxy 3 General] rickslick:
But my sim is working on another phone ......and another sim is working on g3...that's the weirdest part
[Galaxy 3 General] hadi_xman:
thts the point may be contact of the sim is worn off...the same thing happened to me when i put my sim in the phone it didnt reconize cause my sim was old and when i put another sim of the same network it recognize tht sim was new...and both of the sims are working on others devices so try new sim..may it could solve ur problem...
[Galaxy 3 General] jaspring:
even i had the same problem i thought it was because of cm7....
[Galaxy 3 General] divzzen:
Did you check if both the networks use the same GSM band? There is a method to check the band, I have seen it here and done that. I just don't remember how. It could be that your phone suddenly doesn't receive signal of that band. Ask the moderator or someone how to change the band. Keep me posted too..
[Galaxy 3 General] hadi_xman:
This problem of mine is solved automatically after flashing kyrillos ROM v9.3 I don't know how...
[Galaxy 3 General] rickslick:
I tried another sim from same network it was working so not a band issue

...I solved last week....I went on to select my network manually rather than automatic and hey...it worked...though had to buy a new duplicate SIM
[LG Thrill 4G] BigCiX:
I tried logging on to my bestbuy & capital one account but I keep getting a wrong password or username error. I know it's not the password or username forsure cause I can log on it with my pc/laptop with no problems. I've tried on the stock and dolphin browser and same results.
[LG Thrill 4G] Urabewe:
dolphin browser uses the stock browser as its base so they are basically the same. try opera mobile not opera mini i have the best results with that browser another good one to try is boat browser

...fighting ninjas at night, talkin' about this and that.